Tosin Adewole

She Walks the House

Book One of The Eidolon Duology

After her estranged mother’s death, Selena Lorne returns to the crumbling ancestral house she hoped never to see again. Alone and adrift in its dusty halls, she expects to confront grief—maybe ghosts of memory—but not this.

The house doesn’t just whisper. It watches.

Rooms rearrange. Photographs change. Mirrors reflect someone almost like her. Notes in her own handwriting appear where she swears she left none.

As days bleed into one another, Selena begins to lose time—and with it, her grip on reality. The entity haunting her isn’t merely a spirit. It’s something older. Something parasitic. It feeds on sorrow, on memory, on identity.

Known only as the Eidolon, it was born in the wake of ancestral grief and now lies dormant in the bones of the house, waiting for the next soul to unravel.

Selena’s only chance of survival is to piece together the cryptic remnants of those who came before her—including a sealed diary, a forgotten ritual, and a disturbing truth buried deep in her bloodline.

But the deeper she goes, the more the house consumes.

And the less she can trust her own mind.

To leave, she must confront not only the thing wearing her face—but the truth of who she’s become.

And some doors, once opened, never truly close.

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The Eidolon Duology

She Walks The House: Where memory is a monster, some doors shouldn't be opened

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